Account of Captain Henry Bowyer
Document 1797Certification that $169.21 is due Henry Bowyer, late a Captain of Cavalry, being the balance of his account of pay and subsistence from July 2, 1792, the date of his appointment, to May 1, 1793, the date of his resignation, including his recruiting account for the same period.
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[said Edmond H. Quincy]
[№ 100] Wm Simmons
The Secretary of War Acct
Accountants Office
July 13th 1797
I Certify that there is due Andiew Marschalk late Captain in the army of the United States the sum of [underline: four hundred and twenty one dollars and eighty four Cents] being 56 months Pay & Subsistence allowed him by the Act of Congress of 8th March 1797 intituled "an Act to amend and repeal in part the act intituled an act to ascertain and fix the military Establishment of the United States" To all Officers deranged under the act "To ascertain and fix the military Establishment of the United States" agreeably to a list of Officers deranged received from the Secretary of War which sum is to be transmitted to Nicholas Fish Esqr Supervisor at New York and to be by him paid to the said Andiew Marschalk.
240 Pay of the army
18150 Subsistence of Officers
[underline: 7934]
42184 Affirm Wm Simmons
The Secretary of War Acct
Type
Author's Letterbook Copy
Description
Certification that $169.21 is due Henry Bowyer, late a Captain of Cavalry, being the balance of his account of pay and subsistence from July 2, 1792, the date of his appointment, to May 1, 1793, the date of his resignation, including his recruiting account for the same period.
Date
07/17/1797
Author
Recipient
Sent from
Accountant's Office
Collection
Document number
1797071721155
Page start
441
Notable persons
James McHenry
William Simmons
Lawman and West attorneys
Captain Henry Bowyer
Captain of Cavalry
accountant
Secretary of War
Notable locations
Accountant's Office
Notable items
recruiting account
pay
resignation
appointment
pay
subsistence
balance

